Comments by "Halfdan Ingolfsson" (@Halli50) on "Curious Droid" channel.

  1. Imagine what a crimp this puts on Musk's plans to land a Starship on an unprepared spot on the Moon, not to mention taking off again without incident - even if it would be at only 1/6th the gravity the first SuperHeavy had to overcome recently. THEN imagine the crimp it puts on at least the initial landings/departures on Mars, which has over twice the gravity of the Moon? Then again, the SpaceX wizards have surprised us time and time again...
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  2.  @MrShobar , with the Falcon rockets, for example. Remember all the crashes when they were first trying to land them, and how successful they have been after they finally got it right? They have only landed the Starship successfully once, so they still have kinks to iron out there.
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